Shunammite Woman: Perseverance


My pastor asked me to share on the topic of perseverance.  I have to tell you I was so stinking nervous I barely remember giving it but the thoughts are from my heart and I feel as if I am quite choppy but the Shunammite Woman is near and dear to my heart.  I have many thoughts and perhaps will break it down into written segments in later posts.. but here ya go.  Our church.. Roots.. rocks.  Let me know if you want to come visit.  

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